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July 2, 2020

VOL. 53 NO. 39

CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Business student launches face mask company during COVID-19

Nadia Alfadel Coloma | July 2,2020

​Before she came to DePaul, Lauren Pingad knew she wanted to use entrepreneurship to help people. What she didn’t know was that she’d start her first business venture, Fashion Masks, to help people during a global pandemic. She was wrapping up her junior year when she and her mother, So Hui Nye, a draper technician at DePaul's Theatre School, launched the company in April 2020.

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DEBUZZ

Faculty win Gold Telly Award for recruitment videos

Kristin Claes Mathews | July 2, 2020

​Three DePaul faculty members won a 2020 Gold Telly Award for a series of short recruitment films featuring undergraduate students in the College of Communication.
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DEBUZZ

Researchers: Restructure U.S. health care in the wake of pandemic

Kristin Claes Mathews | July 2, 2020

​Sociology professor Fernando De Maio has co-authored a new article on health equity and the COVID-19 pandemic, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Responsive work approaches for DePaul's phased reopening

A. Gabriel Esteban, Salma Ghanem and Jeff Bethke | July 2, 2020

​Previously, DePaul had asked employees to plan to work from home through July 17. Moving forward, the continuation of teleworking will be decided on a unit-by-unit basis while DePaul maintains a reduced density of people on campus, in accordance with city and state public health guidelines.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Alumna Lori Holland to serve as next board chair for DePaul University

Elizabeth Clements | July 2, 2020

​​On July 1, Lori Holland assumed the role as chair for DePaul University's Board of Trustees. A DePaul alumna, Holland has served as the board's vice-chair since 2017.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

100 poets write about Chicago gun violence in new book

Isabel Rejto | July 2, 2020

​​One of poetry's most important powers is its ability to personalize the impersonal, according to Chris Green, a senior professional lecturer of English. He hoped to give a human voice to the statistics of gun violence in Chicago and reached out to a diverse group of writers, from famous poets to aspiring ones, to the teens directly impacted by the city's gun violence, with the goal of collectively writing a single poem.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Introducing... Alumni Authors!

Alumni Relations | July 2, 2020

​Whether you want to expand your horizons through a deep exploration of a thought-provoking topic or need an escape to an imaginary world near or far, it's impossible to beat curling up with a good book. That's why Alumni Relations put together a reading list featuring books by Blue Demon authors.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

A call for proposals for the Vincentian Heritage Journal

Division of Mission and Ministry | July 2, 2020

The DePaul U​​niversity Vincentian Studies Institute invites the DePaul community to participate in a special call to submit publishable materials dedicated to the unprecedented crises we have been challenged to confront in 2020.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Mission: Writing history in the present

Mark Laboe | July 2, 2020

​Thus far, 2020 has been an historic year -- for DePaul, for our nation, and for our world. Importantly, it is a story that is still being written. Before us lies an opportunity in the weeks and months ahead to shape how this year will be remembered and described to future generations
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DePaul In The News

WBBM Newsradio • Kathryn Stieber

DePaul Names Kathryn Stieber As Vice President, Secretary Of University

June 27, 2020

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